William Floyd High School 2024-25 yearbooks are available for pre-order!
News & Announcements
The last call for Senior Portraits to be booked at the high school is scheduled for October 22, 23 and 24. The sessions are scheduled in the west gym. Any sessions after those dates will have to be booked directly at the studio.
William Floyd High School Business Academy chairperson Ms. Jacqueline Giacalone was recently featured on “Spotlight on LI Schools,” the weekly LI News Radio program highlighting the great things happening in Long Island’s schools. Ms. Giacalone discussed the various Business Academy opportunities that students have available to them at William Floyd High School, which will help them in their future post-graduation journeys and throughout their lives.
The William Floyd High School Honor Society Colonial Chapter Charter #7567 is accepting applications! The National Honor Society is seeking seniors, juniors and sophomores who are enthusiastic about their studies, have a desire to serve, promote worthy leadership and encourage the development of character in themselves and their fellow students.
This past summer, seven William Floyd High School students had the opportunity to participate in Stony Brook University’s inaugural “A Taste of the Trades” program, in which students were immersed in hands-on learning experiences designed to prepare them for careers in fields such as construction, clean-energy production and infrastructure development, along with introducing them to job opportunities supporting sustainability.
Newsday took their annual look at the top singles and doubles players competing in Long Island high school tennis this fall. This year, two William Floyd sophomores Anabel Van Cott and Lydia Van Cott, were selected among the top 30 of girls’ varsity tennis players on Long Island.
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ABOUT OUR DISTRICT
Welcome to the website of the award-winning William Floyd School District located on the south shore of Long Island, approximately 60 miles east of New York City, with an enrollment of more than 9,400 students attending 10 K-12 schools. The district provides tremendous opportunities for students ranging from science, technology, engineering and mathematics, Career and Technical Education, music, the arts, athletics, extracurricular activities and much more.